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I understand that the CNN 10 pm show is going to be a commercial free tribute show to our dear, grand and glorious Dear Leader(US), Barack Hussein Obama, may his name be praised and his word become law.Seven days a week.Of course, except for the lack of commercials it would be indistinguishable from the remaining of the programming at CNN.And CBS, NBC, MSNBC, ABC, Bloomburg, etc.
Who watches this channel anymore?Only when forced at the airport, right?
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Aw O can anyone say lawsuit. Granted, A. Cooper has no viewers but remember he came out of the closet a short time ago. Will the network now be sued for sex discrimination by firing him? Well, perhaps I´m mistaken. They didn´t fire him but just axed his show?
Pay attention, people. They didn´t fire him, and he will still have his 8pm show. Zucker is just canceling the 10pm rerun of it.I personally think Zucker has a huge opportunity to take advantage of an underserved niche market - that being those viewers (getting more by the day) to the right of Fox News. Doubt he´ll do it, but it would be nice to see. I´ve always liked CNN´s regular reporting (on international events, crises, etc., where they didn´t show too much bias).
Is it Karl Rove, to give him a platform from which to attack the Tea Party?
In the first truly brilliant stroke by the Obama Administration, they´ll be putting people from the Witness Protection Program on the air as prime-time CNN anchors....
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If you're familiar with the company, you're probably familiar with its semiconductor business. However, Cramer also said the company has other segments that you might not know about.
There's a display segment in which Applied Materials makes the equipment that's used to manufacture liquid crystal displays, or LCDs, and organic light-emitting diodes, or OLEDs, for TV screens, personal computers, tablets and smartphones. "This business has been in solid shape thanks to the strength in mobile devices," Cramer said.
And it also has an Energy and Environmental Solutions division, a segment that Cramer doesn't like as much. "They make solar panels," Cramer said. "And even though the solar power market is rebounding, there's still a ton of excess capacity when it comes to the hardware needed to manufacture the stuff."
It's the solar business that Cramer says has generated a drag on shares. "Even though it is a miniscule part of the business compared to the semiconductor side, Applied Materials gets punished for solar," he said.
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"If you assume that the core semiconductor equipment business can get the same valuation as rival KLA-Tencor, which trades at 3 times sales, and I think that's a safe assumption, then you get a $22.2 billion market cap for the core business alone—that's 25% higher than where the stock is right now," he said.
Looking at solar and display, "Even if you're incredibly conservative and say it only deserves to trade at one times sales, you still get a business worth $800 million. The sum of the parts gets you $23 billion, or a $19 and change," Cramer said.
If you're intrigued by Cramer's thesis, there may be another reason to hit the buy button.
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OURAY – This month, the Citizens State Bank of Ouray is celebrating 100 years of service to the community as one of the area's long standing financial institutions.
"We want to thank all of our customers for supporting us over the last 100 years and for choosing the Citizens State Bank of Ouray as their hometown community bank," said Brenda Fox, who became bank president on June 1 after serving the bank for 20 years. Former President Dennis Reece still serves as chairman of the board.
The Grand Centennial Celebration took place at the Ouray branch on Saturday, Aug. 10, where Fox said 130-150 customers attended. Cake and beverages were also served in Ridgway on Aug. 7 and Naturita on Aug. 15, and will be served in at its Silverton branch on Aug. 21.
According to an article written by local historian Doris Gregory on the occasion of the bank's 75th anniversary, the bank began in July 1913, when some of the most prominent businessmen in the city founded the Home State Bank of Ouray. Eight stockholders were listed, including R. A. Nickell of Montrose, who served as the first president of the board of directors.
In August 1913 they announced that the new bank had changed names from the Home State Bank to the Citizens State Bank. The capitalization was increased from 10,000 to 15,000, with 80 percent of the stock owned and controlled by the people of Ouray and 98 percent owned in Ouray County.
The bank filed a Certificate of Incorporation on Aug. 12, 1913, and opened its doors for business on Aug. 29, 1913. On opening day, the bank ran an advertisement in the local newspaper, the Ouray Herald, which stated that the bank was "owned and officered by local people for the upbuilding of the community…help us thereby helping yourself."
In the first year, the bank went through several changes in management. In September 1913, Nickell vacated his position and A. E. Walther was unanimously voted president. Then in January 1914, Thomas A. Mostyn became president. Nickell and Walther used their experience to help establish the new bank before withdrawing to focus on their own banks.
The original location of the Citizens State Bank was in the Beaumont Hotel, in a room that had previously served as the Ouray Drug Store. The bank vault can still be seen in the hotel today. But when the five-year lease came to an end, the bank looked to move elsewhere. They decided to purchase a two-story brick office block at 600 Main Street for $6,750. At the time, the building was a saloon owned by Messers, Manion and Beavers. It took a considerable amount of remodelling to turn the saloon into a bank, but the bank is still located there today.
Two attempts to form a local bank had already failed before the Citizens State Bank was established. The Bank of Ouray, incorporated in 1877, closed after just a few years. The First National Bank, incorporated in 1889, closed briefly during the 1893 Silver Crisis. It reopened as the Bank of Ouray, only to declare bankruptcy in 1907.
The only competition when the Citizens State Bank opened was the Miners and Merchants Bank, established in 1877. The banks coexisted until the Citizens State Bank considered purchasing the Miners and Merchants Bank in 1819. However, the Miners and Merchants Bank resisted until it announced its intention to close in May 1922.
For years after that, the Citizens State Bank served as Ouray's only bank. It survived the Great Depression and came under the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation in 1933. Harry A. Lowe purchased controlling interest of the bank in 1964, and his wife Margaret became president two years later.
David Wood assumed the position of bank president in 1970. Wood, affectionately known in the community as Uncle Dave, died last November, and is remembered for his benevolence and love for the community.
"Over the years, the bank has seen slow but steady growth," Wood reflected 25 years ago in a message for the bank's 75th anniversary. "If branching is allowed, we plan to expand by this method, rather than becoming a branch of some other bank ourselves."
By 1988, the bank began expanding, and today it has branches in Ouray, Ridgway, Naturita and Silverton.
The Citizens State Bank's long run as Ouray's only bank came to an end in June 1994, when the First National Bank opened its doors down the street. In January 2006, Alpine Bank acquired First National Bank. Alpine Bank also celebrated its 40th anniversary earlier this year.
"The two banks have a good relationship," said Michael Baker, Executive Vice President of Alpine Bank.
Today banking continues to change and evolve with the times. Customers of the Citizens State Bank can look forward to seeing what the next 100 years will bring, said Reece.
"Citizens State Bank has a long history of loyalty and personal service among our many local employees…we will continue to provide the level of customer service that has been our hallmark for the past 100 years."


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The induction ceremony will be Dec. 20 at the 28th Annual Harlon Hill Trophy and Division II Football Hall of Fame Banquet.
McKeller will join former Valdosta State player Dusty Bonner and retired coach Frank Cignetti of Indiana University of Pennsylvania.
McKeller, a Fairfield native, signed to play basketball at JSU in the 1980s and the 6-4, 220-pound standout earned All-Gulf South Conference honors four straight years. In addition to being named the Most Valuable Player in the 1985 GSC Tournament, he helped the Gamecocks to a 31-1 record that season, including a 31-game winning streak, and the NCAA Division II national championship. He wound up as JSU's second all-time leading rebounder with 1,209 and fourth-leading scorer with 1,495 points.
In 1986, he walked on with the Gamecock football team, having not played a down of football since high school. He immediately became the starting tight end and led Jacksonville State in receiving that year, hauling in 26 passes for 449 yards and three touchdowns. For his efforts he earned first-team All-Gulf South Conference honors.
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Infant Warmer would keep premies safe and warm in developing nations
By Ben Coxworth
April 5, 2011
According to the medical journal The Lancet, approximately 20 million low birth-weight and premature babies are born around the world every year. Of those, about 4 million die within four weeks. Many of those deaths take place because the infants can't maintain a high enough body temperature on their own, and succumb to hypothermia. Incubators are designed to address this problem, but many hospitals in developing nations can't afford them, nor can they provide the uninterrupted power supply that the machines require. The San Francisco non-profit group Embrace, however, is developing what could be an effective and affordable alternative – the Infant Warmer.
Although it simply looks like a little sleeping bag, the Warmer incorporates an isolated compartment that holds a sealed pouch. That pouch contains a phase-change material (in this case, wax) that can be heated using a supplied electric or non-electric hot water heating unit. Within 20 minutes the wax will reach its melting point, after which it will maintain a temperature of approximately 37C (98.6F) for four hours without electricity.
If the baby starts getting too warm, the pouch will absorb the extra heat – if the infant starts getting too cold, the pouch will release heat. When the wax starts to cool off, an indicator on the pouch will show that it needs to be reheated.
The hypoallergenic sleeping bag itself is reportedly easy to autoclave, or to clean using locally-available disinfectants.
While an individual incubator can cost up to US$20,000, the price of the Infant Warmer is targeted at $25 to $100 per unit – and the pouch can be reheated hundreds of times. Embrace is currently finishing up development of the product, with plans for a pilot project in India, followed by a worldwide release. The group is still in need of funds and volunteer support, however, and invites interested parties to visit its website.
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Developing nations... What do they develop? Based on human population growth graphs I would say that they mainly develop more people.
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Pitlochry Backpackers
Whether you are coming to Pitlochry to enjoy the vast array of outdoor activities or simply want to get away from it all and relax, we have everything you will need to ensure you make the most of your time in this beautiful Perthshire town.
We have what we think is one of the best hostel lounge rooms in the country!
Overlooking the street below, our bright spacious lounge has comfy sofas and as much free tea, coffee and hot chocolate as you can drink. It also has free WiFi, loads of local information, some games and musical instruments and a free pool table.
We also have a separate Movie Lounge with comfy sofas and loads of films to choose from.
It's a great place to meet likeminded people and although you might think you're only staying one night, you'll end up staying three or four - it's that kind of place!
Our fully equipped self-catering kitchen has everything you will need to cook for you and your friends and there is a supermarket less than a minute away. We serve an optional breakfast for £2.00 for a 'wee bit of everything'(Cereal, toast, fruit juice and freshly baked Scottish scone) or you can simply prepare your own.
We offer a range of Dormitory, Twin, Quad and Double rooms.
We have 6 Double Rooms En Suite, 5 Twin Rooms En Suite, 1 Twin Room and 3 Quad Rooms (2 Bunk Beds), 2 x 5 Bed Dorms, 5 x 6 Bed Dorms and one 8 Bed Dorm.
Our comfy beds come complete with fitted sheets, duvets and 2 comfy pillows and our private rooms have fresh towels included. We also rent towels and sell some toiletries at our main reception.
There are several restaurants, cafes, pubs and shops just a stone's throw away and our staff can help advise you on the hidden gems of their town.
Our staff can also advise on the fantastic activities available locally and can even call and book them for you. We have a bike and kayak shed available for storing your toys, a drying room for your soggy gear and we also offer a laundry service.
Our fantastic location in the heart of Pitlochry is only minutes away from both the railway station and the bus stop.
Best of all it's literally a stroll away from the beautiful highland country-side. In just 5 minutes you can be at a tranquil loch-side with views through the trees to the hills above this gorgeous highland town. There are many wonderful walks to take; to waterfalls, along rivers, through ancient forests, or up Ben Vrackie (2760 feet, the hill above the town) - these walks all start from the hostel door! The area is also dotted with distilleries, castles and ancient standing stones all within easy reach.
Perthshire is also a big centre for adventure activities, including white-water rafting, canoeing, bungee jumping, mountain biking and canoeing if you're up for it, or, simply get your boots and get exploring - there are some fantastic trails. The Pitlochry staff are a friendly bunch who know the surrounding area like the backs of their hands and are willing to help so don't be shy! Come and have a chat at reception and we can make sure you make the most of your time in Pitlochry.
Hostel Conditions:
Our Reception Opening Hours are from 07.00 – 22.00
Please note that the latest time you can check into our hostel is 22.00
Please bring photographic identification with you as you will need it to be able to check in. (This is a legal requirement – sorry!)
If any guest within your booking is under the age of 17 you MUST contact us BEFORE making the reservation online.
*** As our accommodation is mainly comprised of dorm rooms, we can only accept families with children if there is a suitable room available for sole occupancy. We have private and quad rooms which are suitable for families so please ensure that they are available for you prior to making the booking***
Unfortunately, due to past experiences, we are unable to accept stag or hen parties.
We are located on the main street of Pitlochry (134-136 Atholl Road).
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Hostel Facilities & Policies
- Age Restriction
- Bicycle parking
- Board Games
- Book exchange
- Breakfast not included
- Card phones
- Child Friendly
- Common Room
- Curfew
- DVDs
- Free City Maps
- Free Parking
- Free Wifi
- Games Room
- Hair Dryers For Hire
- Hot Showers
- House Keeping
- Internet Access
- Jobs Board
- Kitchen
- Laundry Facilities
- Linen Included
- Luggage Storage
- Meeting Room
- Non Smoking
- Parking
- Pool Table
- Safety Deposit Box
- Taxes included
- Tea/Coffee Making Facilities
- Tours/Travel Desk
- Towels For Hire
- Washing Machine
Cancellation PolicyThis property has a 1 day cancellation policy. Failure to cancel within this time will result in a cancellation charge equal to the first night of your stay.
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Pitlochry Backpackers Hotel is located on Pitlochry's main street, just a couple of minutes walk from the train station. You can't miss it! It's the groovy looking building opposite the woolen mill.
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Improve baking results with this pastry cloth and rolling-pin cover. They absorb extra flour and reduce sticking to promote efficient rolling without overworking the dough – one of the secrets to light, tender results.
- Pastry cloth provides a grease- and moisture-resistant surface for rolling cookie dough, piecrust and fresh pasta.
- Stiff fabric has the necessary resistance for even rolling and durable stitched edges.
- Rolling-pin cover prevents sticking and removes extra rolling flour to promote perfect texture.
- Pin cover fits snugly over a 3 1/4" diam., 18" long rolling pin.
- Cloth and cover can be hand-washed and used again and again.
- Two-piece set includes one of each.
- Made by Ateco, producers of professional-quality pastry tools since 1905.
- Dimensions & More Info
- 60% polyester, 40% cotton.
- Pastry cloth: 25" x 20".
- Rolling-pin cover: 2 1/4" diam., 17" long.
- Made in China.
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- Rub flour into the cloth and cover before each use.
- Shake out after use.
- Periodically hand-wash.
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The identifying characteristic of progressives' syndrome, which I believe psychiatrists have been following since the Truman administration, is their defensiveness about their own policies when they're challenged by Big Business and other stalwarts of the status quo.
It would take a three-day academic colloquium to cover all the manifestations of this condition displayed at this week's debate by President Obama.
Certainly the Obama administration has had its ups and downs since taking office in 2009. But among the achievements benefiting average Americans and businesses of all sizes, one should count these: healthcare reform, which will bring affordable coverage to millions of Americans and has already cut costs and improved access for seniors and young people; the Dodd-Frank Act, which has tightened regulation of mortgage issuers, begun the overdue task of regulating the consumer financial industry, and started to make mega-banks more accountable for the risks they present to the economy; and the stimulus, which has kept millions of Americans from losing their jobs while investing in physical infrastructure and alternative energy projects.
The programs are complicated, their effects nuanced. None is a quick fix, which means they're all vulnerable to being pronounced failures even before they take effect. They require a consistent, full-throated defense — as do Social Security and Medicare, which are also under attack.
Obama's listless performance during the debate didn't even amount to a half-throated defense of initiatives that will set the foundations for broad economic growth in the future. Instead, he allowed his Republican challenger, Mitt Romney, to flagrantly misrepresent them. In that respect, he fell far short of the standards set by two of his Democratic predecessors. Bill Clinton would never have let Romney get away with it; nor would the Franklin Roosevelt of 1936, who mocked his GOP opponents for the "smooth evasion" with which they assured Americans: "We believe in social security; we believe in work for the unemployed; we believe in saving homes; cross our hearts and hope to die."
The fact-checking army has been busy over the last few days picking over the more glaring misstatements by both debaters. But they're bound to overlook the more subtle points.
It's proper to observe that staging a point-by-point defense of complex programs is never simple. The advantage always goes to the sniper.
For example, here's how Obama replied to Romney's swipe at the Independent Payment Advisory Board. That's an appointed body created by the healthcare reform act to examine Medicare cost increases starting in 2015 and submit proposals for program changes, which would have to be approved by Congress.
Republicans aim to portray this board as the embodiment of the "death panels" that reform opponents claimed would be in the law; Romney applied the sinister description of "an unelected board ... that can tell people ultimately what treatments they're going to receive." It's nothing of the kind: The law prohibits this board from recommending any rationing of care, benefit restrictions or changes in eligibility.
"What this is," Obama struggled to explain, "is a group of healthcare experts, doctors, et cetera, to figure out, how can we reduce the cost of care in the system overall. What this board does is basically identifies best practices and says, let's use the purchasing power of Medicare and Medicaid to help to institutionalize all these good things that we do."
Did this hold your attention? Mine neither. But you try coming up with a sound bite that would concisely explain that Romney was talking malarkey, and why. And try sounding presidential while doing so.
To be fair, Obama's responses to Romney's statements appear more salient when they appear in the written transcript of the debate than they did on television, on the fly. That's Obama's oratorical failing, and there may be no cure.
There were points, however, where he just let misstatements stand. Some of these passed like flashes in the night, as when Romney stated that "to save Medicare ... we have to have the benefits high for those that are low income, but for higher income people, we're going to have to lower some of the benefits."
That policy — which contradicts Romney's own published Medicare proposal — would do almost nothing to cut Medicare costs. The program's spending skews hugely toward middle and working-class elders: The median income of its beneficiaries was $22,800 in 2006, when 77% of all beneficiaries earned $40,000 or less (including Social Security income). At the other end of the scale, 3% had incomes of $100,000 or more. Cutting their benefits won't move the needle on program costs more than a nanometer.
The major flaw of Dodd-Frank, the financial reform act, is that it's half of the full-loaf reform package called for by the financial crisis — the proper take on it is that it should be strengthened, not repealed, to protect the economy from risk-addled bankers. That's not Romney's take. He trained his sights on the too-big-to-fail provisions. These identify big banks as "systemically significant" — meaning that their failure could help bring down the entire financial system.
Romney contended that the provision allows such institutions to be "effectively guaranteed by the federal government" and labeled it "the biggest kiss that's been given to New York banks I've ever seen ... an enormous boon to them." These may have been his most blatantly disingenuous words of the night, and they passed with only a generalized riposte by Obama.
The truth is that the banks subject to the designation, such as JPMorgan Chase and Bank of America, don't remotely consider it a "kiss." They've been fighting to overturn the rule, which would require them to meet especially stringent capital requirements and to submit to federal "resolution authority" — that is, special government authority to take them over and dismantle them if they run into trouble. Moreover, the House Republican budget drafted by Romney's running mate, Rep. Paul Ryan, would repeal the most important provisions for oversight of these banks — effectively creating just the "blank check" for huge institutions that Romney claimed to decry.
As for Romney's claim that Dodd-Frank's tighter regulations for mortgage issuers have made banks "reluctant to make [home] loans" ("Try to get a mortgage these days," he said), the numbers don't back him up, and Obama should have had the right ones on hand. Mortgage originations rose to $372 billion in the second quarter this year, according to the Mortgage Bankers Assn. That's up 28% from a year ago, and compares to $297 billion in September 2008, in the pre-Dodd-Frank depths of the financial crisis.
Another Romney potshot was aimed at the administration's green energy initiatives, which combine energy and stimulus policy. Romney accused the White House of picking "losers" as beneficiaries of $90 billion in incentives. "This is not the kind of policy you have if you want to get America energy-secure," he said.
Romney's suggestion that of the firms that received the administration's $90 billion in incentives for green jobs "half ... have gone out of business" is easily debunked, but wasn't during the debate.
To start with, that $90 billion encompasses a lot more than individual company incentives. It includes $29 billion for residential and industrial energy-saving upgrades; $21 billion for installation of wind turbines and solar generators; $18 billion for high-speed rail and other transit improvements; $10 billion to upgrade electrical transmission infrastructure; and $3 billion for green job training.
How do we know this critique of the energy program is threadbare? Because Romney mentioned Solyndra, the failed solar manufacturer that is the conservatives' all-purpose reproach to an effort that has, in fact, contributed to 100% growth in the solar industry this year and last. The failure rate of companies that received Solyndra-style federal loan guarantees isn't 50%, as Romney claimed. It's 12% — four companies out of 33, representing 1.4% of all Energy Department dollars invested in renewable technologies.
As for the other ostensibly failed companies Romney mentioned — Tesla Motors, Fisker Automotive and Ener1, a battery firm — the first two are still very much alive, rolling out new electric vehicles, and rather resentful of Romney's drive-by assault. Ener1 went bankrupt, but the recipient of the federal guarantee was its battery subsidiary EnerDel, which is still operating. (Ener1 emerged from bankruptcy in March.)
Romney's goal, it seems, was to promote his own energy policy, which involves stepping up oil drilling on federal tracts offshore and in the sensitive Alaskan preserve. Obama tried to mount a defense: "We've got to look at the energy sources of the future, like wind and solar and biofuels, and make those investments," he said. But it may not have been pointed or spirited enough to register.
One could say, as have many disappointed Obama supporters over the last few days, that it's his responsibility to mount a defense, and his loss if he fails to do so. But programs such as healthcare reform, financial regulation and the stimulus are at the heart of the progressive approach to governing. If Obama is not going to stand as the steward of their underlying principles, who will?
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Actor Corbin Bernsen tweeted the sad news Wednesday:
"Mom passed this morning. She was in peace and without fear. U all have been incredible in your love. In her name share it 2 day with others."
Mom was Jeanne Cooper of "The Young and the Restless," TV's most popular soap. She was 84.
Cooper had played the strong-willed Katherine Chancellor since 1973. She won the Daytime Emmy for lead actress in 2008, a lifetime achievement award in 2004 and nine other Emmy nominations for her work.
She was spectacular. She has legions of fans who have followed "The Young and the Restless" for decades.
Cooper's bravura acting style kept viewers coming back. Because of her longevity, her style and her show's popularity, she could be considered the queen of daytime TV.
Nina Tassler, president of CBS Entertainment, said in a statement: "Jeanne Cooper will be remembered as a daytime television legend and as a friend who will truly be missed by all of us here at the network. She was the longest-running cast member on daytime's No. 1 show, bringing indelible charm, class and talent to every episode. On behalf of everyone at CBS, we send our condolences to Jeanne's family, as well as the legions of fans she has amassed during her record 39 years on 'The Young and the Restless' and throughout her career."
Cooper's many TV credits included such classic series as "Perry Mason," "The Big Valley," "Ben Casey," "Daniel Boone," "Nanny and the Professor," the original "Hawaii Five-O," "Mannix" and "Ironside." She also played Gladys Becker, the mother of Arnie Becker, on "L.A. Law." Arnie was played, of course, by Cooper's son, Corbin Bernsen.
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Anyone out there know an answer to this? I have been discussing this with LANDesk, with no results. I thought perhaps someone out there had run into the same issue and resolved it somehow.
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When I reference a powershell script that sets maintenance mode on our SCOM server, I fail to connect to the RMS. Here's the fun part. Only when I call the script from a workflow. I changed the service to run under svc_landesk account rather than system and verified that scripts are running under that account. If I open a command prompt using those credentials, I can successfully execute the script in question. However, it always fails when executed from the workflow. I have many scripts that run successfully, but this one fails. I would appreciate any guidance.
After time I discovered:
When I reference a couple PowerCLI cmdlets they do not run, again only from within a workflow. These cmdlets are:
Make-Directory (When referencing a datastore) The same script run from a powershell prompt will run just fine.
Make-Directory (When referencing a datastore)
The same script run from a powershell prompt will run just fine.
Anyone have any ideas?
Twmilt, I don't have an answer for you because you already tried what I was going to recommend, which was to check the permissions of the LAN Desk Service Management Account. It sounds like you already did this and confirmed that the account you are using does have the permissions outside of LD workflow. I ran into a similar problem with VBScripts and EXEs, they were failing because the system account associated with LAN Desk Service Management Account did not have the necessary permissions. Unfortunately, I have not done much work with Powershell Cmdlets, I use mainly VBScripts and .Net Console apps as EXEs. If you find the answer let me know I would be interested in hearing the solution.
Thanks. Yes I have verified that the account credentials being used have proper permissions.
I'll keep this discussion updated so if I find a solution it will be here.
Is it possible to do what you are trying to do through a VBScript just to see if the problem is with Powershell Cmdlets?
I'll investigate that. For the functions I'm doing (integrating with SCOM and VMWare) it's been so easy to use powershell, I honestly haven't looked. I'm suspecting that for the VMWare stuff there is not. Unsure about SCOM...
The functionality I require is only available currently through powershell... Bummer..
So anyone out there have another suggestion?
The SCOM cmdlets were fixed with an upgrade to ALM 5.0.
Note: you need to have the -noninteractive switch when calling powershell.
Cas somebody elaborate how to call the powershell script with "-noninterarctive" ?
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Ms. Enochs is a graduate of Baylor University and is employed by The American Cancer Society in Birmingham.
The prospective groom is the grandson of the late Mr. and Mrs. W.R. Lovvorn of Talladega and the late Mr. and Mrs. B.V. Shirley of Pensacola, Fla.
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Edwin Lewis Stephens, UL Lafayette's first president, had a passion for live oaks that he spread over his campus, imparted in his students and shared across the state.Edwin Lewis Stephens, UL Lafayette's first president, had a passion for live oaks that he spread over his campus, imparted in his students and shared across the state.
For every one of the 6,276 members of the Live Oak Society, there is a sponsor to watch over each tree. Landry says although these trees may not have had official sponsors, they are being spoken for by members and representatives of garden clubs throughout the states where oaks are registered via letters to President Joseph Savoie. She also said at least one UL grad stationed in Iraq signed the online petition to save the oaks, illustrating that the concern for these trees runs far and wide.
"This is part of our Southern heritage. They aren't a dime a dozen; they only grow in 16 states. They're called live oaks because they never lose their leaves; they're a living force year-round," says Landry. "I think anybody who willingly destroys a live oak will be haunted the rest of this life."
At a recent fundraiser held not far from the banks of Capitol Lake, Rep. Stuart Bishop, R-Lafayette, spent more time eyeing the water body than the influencers at the party.
Democrats sweating this year's elections may be hoping that the Obama administration's latest delay to the proposed Keystone XL pipeline takes a politically fraught issue off the table for the midterms.
Louisiana lawmakers are entering the second half of their three-month regular legislative session, which must end by June 2. Where some of the major issues stand:
Here's your daily look at late-breaking national and international news, upcoming events and the stories that will be talked about Monday, April 21, 2014:
Monday's Blogs from the Bog!
Local and state agents Thursday night raided The Keg, the popular college bar located in the area known as The Strip, leading to the (at least) temporary closure of the venue.
Time and time again, the Lafayette Parish School Board shows an overwhelming tendency toward idiocy, but Wednesday night's contentious discussion over Northside High School's teen mother program tops the list of dumb discussions.
"The accomplishment of this goal within the next ten years is not only critical for the region to effectively compete with other regions for residents and businesses, but also to provide an amenity for everyone in Acadiana to enjoy."
Education Superintendent John White says a continued push to try to keep Louisiana from using tests associated with the Common Core education standards are creating "a state of chaos" for public school teachers.
Gov. Bobby Jindal's plan to use $210 million in surplus and one-time money to help balance next year's budget received the backing Thursday of the State Bond Commission, support that was needed for the maneuver to work.
State wildlife and fisheries agents have arrested a 39-year-old man accused of stealing crawfish.
An East Feliciana Parish lawmaker has jettisoned his proposal to make it harder for a condemned prisoner to appeal a death sentence.
Senators advanced a proposal Wednesday that would let the governor remove New Orleans-area levee board members for violating what he considers to be public policy, despite concerns it would introduce political meddling into state flood protection.
The Lafayette City-Parish Council on Tuesday will vote on a resolution that if approved would clear the way for a December ballot proposition asking voters to approve a 1-cent sales tax parishwide to help fund the construction of a new terminal at Lafayette Regional Airport.
Just days before the fourth anniversary of the 2010 Deepwater Horizon disaster and oil spill, the Coast Guard has moved cleanup of Louisiana's coast to a new phase, allowing BP to end its "active" efforts in the area.
Legislators still must leave their guns at the door of the Louisiana Capitol.
Sen. Fred Mills may have an "R" behind his name, but his actions in the Louisiana Legislature transcend the established boundaries of his party.
The Louisiana House overwhelmingly rejected a repeal of the state's unconstitutional anti-sodomy law Tuesday.
The Louisiana Senate sided with Gov. Bobby Jindal and the oil industry Tuesday, agreeing to void a lawsuit that a south Louisiana flood board filed against more than 90 oil and gas companies for coastal damage.
Acadian rep notifies would-be supporters that an April 25 fundraiser for the embattled U.S. rep won't go on as planned.
While it isn't all too unusual for public bodies to have hired security present during meetings, the LPSB's push to do so is arguably a response to the antics of one board member.
"I'm running. Why would I be raising all this money? Just to have to return it to people?"
With incumbent U.S. Sen. Mary Landrieu watching from afar, and with a united Democratic Party in her corner, the fight to get the GOP officially behind Congressman Bill Cassidy is gaining just as much momentum as it is hushed controversy.
15th Judicial District Judge Durwood Conque has announced that he will not seek re-election after 27 years on the bench.
The controversial standardized tests are set to be used in third-grade through eighth-grade public school classrooms next year.
APR 21 Blogger Bob Mann has been keeping track of all the yellow-bellied sapsuckers in the state capitol, and he's got a cringe-worthy list of examples of our leaders demonstrating a lack of intestinal fortitude. They seem to be willing to stand up to no one on our behalf, he says, on subjects including the budget, Big Oil and education.
APR 21 Now that some of the dust has settled on the McAllister affair, columnist Jim Beam takes a look at where we are. There seem to be three groups: those who think he should resign, those who think he should be forgiven, and those who have reserved judgment. The last group is probably the brightest, Beam writes. The first group, which includes the GOP establishment, has a credibility problem, he says.
APR 21 Gov. Bobby Jindal has so far refused to accept federal funding for the expansion of Medicaid, but the people should have a say in that decision, the Picayune argues in this editorial. A state senator from Bogalusa has offered a bill that would do that, and the legislature should pass it, the Pic says.
APR 21 Blogger Lamar White Jr. writes about the state Democratic Party in this post, and offers some advice. People (mostly Republican people) like to say that Louisiana is a Red State, Lamar says, but every major city, except for Lafayette, is led by a Democratic Mayor. So what's going on? Lamar has an interesting theory.
APR 21 Columnist James Gill rarely pulls any punches -- and he ain't starting today. In this post he's talking about the Louisiana Family Forum: anything this group proposes must surely be opposed by "rational beings," he says. But the Forum always seems to come out on top, he says, most recently when the legislature refused to repeal an (illegal) anti-gay law from "the dark ages."
APR 21 State Education Superintendent John White is doing a fantastic job - of destroying public education, blogger Crazy Crawfish opines in this post. To counter BESE's recent kudos to Mr. White, Crawfish has assembled several items, each of which he terms a "John White Fail."
APR 21 Former NOLA Mayor Ray Nagin may be thinking about appeal, but the feds are moving to forfeit any money he still has laying around from the bribes he was convicted of taking, this post on NOLA Defender tells us. Nagin's lawyers are arguing that some of it should be paid back only partially, because Nagin wasn't the only one involved.
APR 21 Here's an entertaining post in Gambit about "odd" places to get food in NOLA, including a laundromat, a pharmacy and an art glass gallery. Sarah Baird also includes a list of restaurants that inhabit former fast food joints.
APR 18 Pooyie! Robert Kennedy Jr. isn't pulling any punches in this column on Huffington Post about the flood board's lawsuit against Big Oil and Bobby Jindal's involvement in efforts to kill it. Kennedy, who is president of the Waterkeeper Alliance, describes Jindal as 'genuflecting to Big Oil's pressure' and 'the industry's chief indentured servant.' Dang!
APR 18 Blogger Lamar White Jr. comments upon the plan to make a Bible Louisiana's "official book" in this post. He argues his point by telling us the story of an immigrant couple who moved to Louisiana: Amar and Raj, whose oldest child is now our Governor. This action would have a much larger impact, he opines.
APR 18 Columnist John Maginnis offers some advice to Vance McAllister on this post: Don't quit. Republicans have demanded he resign, but offer no "sensible answer" to the question of why David Vitter shouldn't leave, too, he says. McAllister needs to do his duty and serve out his (abbreviated) term, Maginnis says.


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SPARKS — John Ascuaga's Nugget announced Monday that it is the first and only hotel in the Reno market to offer Stash Rewards points to its guests.
Stash Hotel Rewards is a hotel loyalty program that enables travelers to quickly earn free nights at independent hotels without blackouts or inflexible category restrictions. Stash members can now earn points toward free nights each time they stay at John Ascuaga's Nugget or any of the unique Stash partner hotels across North America.
"When you walk into the Nugget you feel you've been transported to the set of 'Casino Royale,' " said Raul Vega, vice president of hotel partnerships for Stash Hotel Rewards. "There's a nostalgic theater with big-name entertainment, red velvet curtains and purple lights, and opulent casino rooms with everything from Ultimate Texas Hold'em to 24-hour slots. Combine this with the exceptional service provided by the Nugget's family-run hotel, and you get a one-of-a-kind experience not often found at big chain properties."
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Here's a huge hunk of juicy stuff from Big Red! They released a recap press release on all the super-tech they announced at CES. I'll give you some highlights, then point you in the direction of the full presser.
Wow! Verizon is showering us with goodies this year. Did Christmas come late or early? If they share anything else with us, we'll be sure to pass it on to you guys. Click here for the full press release.Smartphones
* HTC ThunderBolt (exclusive to Verizon Wireless) HTC Sense 2.0, Skype mobile with video, 1GHz Snapdragon processor, 4.3 WVGA display, Dolby surround sound, 8-megapixel camera and HD video recording, wireless DLNA capability.
* LG Revolution HD support for streaming, playing and recording video, large 4.3-inch touch screen, Android 2.2, video telephony support with front-facing camera and mobile hotspot capability to share a 4G connection with up to eight Wi-Fi-enabled devices.
* DROID Bionic 4G Android with Adobe® Flash® and HTML5, front-facing VGA camera and See What I See video feature, rear-facing 8-megapixel camera, 4.3-inch HD quality screen, HDMI connectivity, dual-core 1GHz processor, 512 DDR2 RAM.
* Samsung 4G LTE Smartphone Android 2.2, Google Mobile services, including Google Search, Google Maps and Gmail, YouTube, brilliant 4.3-inch Super AMOLED Plus touch screen display, powerful 1GHz application processor, HTML5 Web browser, rear-facing 8-megapixel camera with LED flash and front-facing 1.3-megapixel camera to support video chat capabilities, Samsung Social Hub and Media Hub.
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Whether you like it or not, firearms sales have been moving way up the past few years, meanwhile crime has been on a downward trend in Virginia.
So, are the two statistics correlated?
"I think that kinda shows that maybe the systems working. These bad elements, they're not able to come into a gun store and purchase a firearm because there are checks and balances put in place that are going to eliminate that," said Michael Brookman, owner of Albemarle County Firearms.
"It's become a realization to some people that it's their responsibility to protect themselves. We have incredible law enforcement here but at the end of the day, their job is to enforce the law," he said.
Charlottesville police say there's a lot of work that goes into making crime go down in general, which it has in the past five years, but especially as gun sales go up. Everyday officers are promoting safety and directing people to necessary training for their firearms.
Brookman sells lots of firearms for self-defense and says he believes people do assume the responsibility and are more careful so, they're not a target for the bad guys. He says the unaware people are the ones who are targeted.
"People who do decide to go along the lines of self-protection they become much more aware because theres a responsibility with that. There's a high responsibility when you arm yourself," Brookman said.
Police and gun owners alike would relate owning a gun to learning how to drive. Would someone get behind the wheel of a car without any knowledge, training or preparation?
Police say it is hard to say whether these two statistics are related but the bottom line is to train yourself so something bad does not happen.
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